[ SECRET POST #3328 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3328 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

Unless my memories of those books are exaggerated, they didn't need to be any darker and more serious than they were...the writing style was simplistic and kid-friendly, sure, but the actual content...shit, I still don't know how they got all of the crap in those books past the radar for the audience they were aimed at, starting with the David arc.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, The Animorphs series was...I wanna say magnificently dark. (I loved it, obviously.) Especially all the Chronicles books. Those were always my faves, because they weren't just dark in a good-guys-get-hurt-and-die way, they also delved pretty deep into some relatively complex subject matter, in terms of inter-species relations and whatnot.

The writing style could be pretty schlocky (all those onomatopoeic sound effects!), but the actual content was actually fairly heavy and mature.

[darkmanifest]

Oh man, the Chronicles, first books to make me cry hysterically as a kid and wonder what I did to deserve this, I loved it, too. They brought the entire series up a notch from already good to holy shit.

[eyeshine72]

Yeah, they don't need to make them darker. Especially the later books.

[darkmanifest]

Especially with Rachel. That character needed to come with a warning all by herself.